idealisation
- 网络理想化
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noun
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- a portrayal of something as ideal
- the idealization of rural life was very misleading
- Synonym: idealization glorification
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- something that exists only as an idea
- Synonym: idealization
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3
- (psychiatry) a defense mechanism that splits something you are ambivalent about into two representations--one good and one bad
- Synonym: idealization
数据来源:WordNet
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She writes about women 's idealisation of men , touching briefly on the topic of women 's fantasy life .
她写女人心目中理想化的男人,其中简单涉及了女人所幻想的生活的话题。
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And this time , there is no idealisation of the enemy outside of a truly lunatic fringe .
而且,这一次,除了认为敌方是真正的极端主义国家外,没有对他们进行任何理想化。
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The idealisation of silence remained strong in American culture into the 20th century : think of the laconic heroes of Western films , or of Hemingway 's novels .
在美国文化进入20世纪后,其中的理想化的沉默仍然很强烈:想想西部片里头(讲起话来)言简意赅的英雄或者海明威的小说。
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Devaluation is the inevitable downside to idealisation - the higher the person is put on a pedestal , the greater the crash , as Ms Batmanghelidjh discovered .
不可避免地,理想化的反面是被贬得一文不值——一个人被抬得越高,跌落时就摔得越重,正如巴特曼海利迪所领教到的。
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Mahatma Gandhi 's idealisation of rural simplicity set the tone for post-independence policies that concentrated on heavy-industry import substitution but was biased against creating labour-intensive manufacturing jobs .
圣雄甘地(MahatmaGandhi)对淳朴田园生活的理想化,为印度独立后的政策定下了基调:注重重工业的进口替代,而对创造劳动力密集型制造业的工作机会持有偏见。
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Kids Company provides an extreme example of the dynamics and potential consequences of " idealisation , " but these are in play at most organisations to a greater or lesser extent , and not just at the top - individual subordinates can also be put on a pedestal .
KidsCompany的案例以极端的方式体现了“理想化”的力量与潜在后果,但绝大多数组织都或多或少地上演着这些情节,并且不仅是顶层人物——个别下属也会被视为完人。